Not religious or a believer, reviewing it strictly as a movie. It was pretty good, not cheesy at all (unlike probably every other Christian movie ever made with poor actors and annoying syrupy dialogues). Not suffused with proselytizing, thankfully, or overly emotional melodrama. Thought it was a sweet story and I enjoyed watching it as just that. Bad part, however, is how it normalizes bad, unhealthy eating and it was weird how the Pastor seemed to have nil concerns regarding their abysmal financial situation, most people would be a lot more distraught if they were $23K in debt. Not this family, they had no problems taking vacations and getaways, and towards the end, growing their family.
Review of Heaven Is for Real
